Jim Henson Company Christmas Card from 1972.

 

Its a look!

Francie

 

I want to be Swinging "Mod"!

 

Circa 1956, Julie Newmar (as "Stupefyin' Jones") backstage at "Li'l Abner"

 

Been there.

All I want for Christmas.

 

Yes please!

 

I would watch the hell out of this episode, if it existed.

 

Bertha Liebbeke earned the reputation of being one of the Midwest’s most notorious pickpockets. She would search out a well-dressed man, ideally with a diamond-studded lapel pin. Bertha would then “accidentally” stumble into the helpless victim, pretending to faint into his arms. While he attempted to help her, Bertha would relieve the gentleman of his valuables or wallet. This trick earned her the nickname “Fainting Bertha.” Authorities from Illinois, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska knew Bertha and her tricks. Her aliases included Bertha Liebke, Jennie Jennings, Bertha Nixon, J. Armstrong, Carrie Jones, Bessie Milles, and Menni Swilson, and Bertha Siegel, the name on her Omaha Police Court mug shot.

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Tel it like it is!

 

Happy Thanksgiving!

 

Poor Tom.

Youtube's algorithm has been adept at sending films my way

I especially enjoyed this one.

 

The Fatal Lozenge, Ivan Obolensky (1960).

The Al Hirschfeld Foundation is remembering Maggie Smith with a look at some of her many roles from her extraordinary career through the works of Al Hirschfeld.

These drawings of #MaggieSmith can be viewed at alhirschfeldfoundation.org

 

OKAY!

Happy Halloween!.

When worlds collide

 

 

Listen to her Bob.

It's the weekend!

 https://tjosepha.tumblr.com/post/667515359206735872

Get out and grill.

 

I'll melt your bongos....

Hello!

 

Dating me be like...

 

When worlds collide.

 

Not that I want to curse it, but....

I've been in a surprisingly good mood lately.

So how's your Monday going?

 

You know who you are.

 

I can't help but think of "Horton Hears a Who".

 

via: Remixed Nancy Bushmiller

 

It's the weekend

Hit the beach!

 

Who hasn't been there?

When you think entertainment, you best think Sondra Prill

"The Queen of Tampa Bay's Public Access airwaves"

Pffft! Who doesn't?